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Back to School Night at AHS

September 15, 2010

6 p.m.

PTSO Meeting

Monday, September 20th

7 p.m.

AHS Media Center

PTSO Officers 2010-2011 Year

Co-Presidents: Karen Kachoulas and Margaret Mack

Co-Vice Presidents: Laura Urzua and Martha Devine

Secretary: Liz Nimons

Treasurer: Nina Phipps

Membership: Margaret Pitney

Publicity/Communications: Nicole Kachoulas

Post-Prom Chairpersons: Laura Urzua and Karen Kachoulas

PTSO Fundraisers

Insulated Charger Spirit Tumblers

Insulated Charger Spirit Tumblers are now on sale! 

$10 each  

They are available in the school office, at sporting events, and school-sponsored events.

PTSO Cookbooks--just $5! 

They make great gifts for moms, grandmas, teachers, and whoever likes to cook! 

Please contact ahsptso@yahoo.com with your request!  

Ansonia High School is a Grade 9-12 school serving approximately 728 students. It is located at 20 Pulaski Highway on the Hilltop section of the city.

AHS offers a wide variety of courses, including numerous college-credit classes, as well as extracurricular activities.

The new high school was the landmark of the Ansonia 2001 building project, which called for the construction of this new school as well as the renovation and addition on to three other existing buildings. The school features a large gym with seating for more than 800; an auditorium with state-of-the-art sound and seating for 440; and seven computer labs. In October 2004, AHS underwent an on-site accreditation visit from the New England Association of Schools & Colleges.

Susan McKernan is principal, while Robert Lisi is assistant principal. They are joined by Joseph Dobbins, assistant principal in charge of the Alternative Education Program. They can be reached at (203) 736-5060.

Ansonia's Alternative Education Program, P.A.C.E (Positive and Creative Education) for selected students in Grades 9-12 has moved to Ansonia High School for the 2009-2010 year.

Click the link to view the Ansonia High School Calendar, AHS Calendar .

Click the link to view the Ansonia High School monthly newsletter, The Charger Times.

Click the link to view the Ansonia High School Honor Roll, AHS Honor Roll.

Ansonia Public Schools participates in a state initiative to improve attendance, led by the Office of Policy and Management. Ansonia's Building Leadership Attendance Team has created a flyer that explains the district's attendance policy. For more information about the state's attendance initiative, click here:

Connecticut Consortium on School Attendance.

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 Last updated: September 2, 2010